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[[Archon]] most commonly refer to a Greek word meaning "ruler", with primary definitions spanning ancient Greek magistrates and Gnostic cosmic powers. Within [[Gnosticism]], the term [[Archon]] denotes supernatural beings or cosmic rulers that are subordinate to the supreme deity who build and police the material physical universe, functioning as the border guards of the 3D matrix. See [[Yaldabaoth]] and [[Antichrist Sophia and Yaldabaoth]]. | [[Archon]] most commonly refer to a Greek word meaning "ruler", with primary definitions spanning ancient Greek magistrates and Gnostic cosmic powers. Within [[Gnosticism]], the term [[Archon]] denotes supernatural beings or cosmic rulers that are subordinate to the supreme deity who build and police the material physical universe, functioning as the border guards of the 3D matrix. See [[Yaldabaoth]] and [[Antichrist Sophia and Yaldabaoth]]. | ||
==The Seven Planetary Archons of the Ophite Tradition== | |||
In the system recorded by Origen, the primary archon creates six subordinate rulers for the inverted system, forming a group of seven governing the material spheres: | |||
* Ialdabaoth or [[Yadabaoth]] of [[Saturn]]: The chief [[Demiurge]] and creator of the material world, often depicted with a lion's head. | |||
* Yao of [[Jupiter]]: The second archon representing mastery. | |||
* Sabaoth of [[Mars]]: The third archon representing divinity. | |||
* Adonaios of the [[Sun]]: The fourth archon representing kingship. | |||
* Elaios of [[Mercury]]: The fifth archon representing envy. | |||
* Astaphanos of [[Venus]]: The sixth archon of Pistis Sophia or [[AI Sophia]]. | |||
* Horaios of the [[Moon]]: The seventh archon representing wealth.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archon_(Gnosticism) Archons]</ref> | |||
==False King of Tyranny Archetypal Forces== | ==False King of Tyranny Archetypal Forces== | ||